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remotion-production

Full video production workflow for Remotion projects. Teaches how to orchestrate MCP tools (TTS, music, SFX, stock footage, video analysis) into complete Remotion compositions. Use this skill whenever producing a video that needs audio, voiceovers, music, stock footage, or analyzing existing video files.

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DojoCodingLabs/remotion-superpowers
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9. Februar 2026 um 22:18
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remotion-production
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Full video production workflow for Remotion projects. Teaches how to orchestrate MCP tools (TTS, music, SFX, stock footage, video analysis) into complete Remotion compositions. Use this skill whenever producing a video that needs audio, voiceovers, music, stock footage, or analyzing existing video files.
# Remotion Production Workflow This skill teaches how to produce complete videos with Remotion by orchestrating multiple MCP tools together. It covers the full pipeline from concept to rendered MP4. ## Available MCP Tools You have access to these MCP servers for media production: ### remotion-media (via KIE) - `generate_tts` — Text-to-speech voiceovers (ElevenLabs TTS) - `generate_music` — Background music (Suno V3.5–V5) - `generate_sfx` — Sound effects (ElevenLabs SFX V2) - `generate_image` — AI images (Nano Banana Pro) - `generate_video` — AI video clips (Veo 3.1) - `generate_subtitles` — Transcribe audio/video to SRT (Whisper) - `list_assets` — List all generated media in the project ### TwelveLabs (video understanding) - Index and analyze video files - Semantic search within videos ("find the part where...") - Scene detection, object detection, speaker identification - Video summarization ### Pexels (stock footage) - `searchPhotos` — Search free stock photos - `searchVideos` — Search free stock videos - `getVideo` / `getPhoto` — Get details by ID - `downloadVideo` — Download video to project ### ElevenLabs (optional — advanced voice) - Voice cloning from audio samples - Advanced TTS with custom voices - Audio isolation and processing - Transcription ### Replicate (optional — 100+ AI models) - `replicate_run` — Run a model synchronously (images) - `replicate_create_prediction` — Start async prediction (video) - `replicate_get_prediction` — Poll prediction status - Image models: FLUX 1.1 Pro, Imagen 4, Ideogram v3, FLUX Kontext - Video models: Wan 2.5 (T2V, I2V), Kling 2.6 Pro ## Production Pipeline Read individual rule files for detailed workflows: - `rules/production-pipeline.md` — End-to-end workflow from concept to final render - `rules/audio-integration.md` — How to integrate generated audio into Remotion compositions - `rules/voiceover-sync.md` — Syncing TTS voiceovers with animations and captions - `rules/music-scoring.md` — Generating and timing background music - `rules/stock-footage-workflow.md` — Searching, downloading, and using stock footage in Remotion - `rules/video-analysis.md` — Using TwelveLabs to analyze and select clips from existing footage - `rules/captions-workflow.md` — TikTok-style animated captions using @remotion/captions and Whisper - `rules/animation-presets.md` — Reusable animation patterns (fade, slide, scale, typewriter, stagger) - `rules/3d-content.md` — Three.js and React Three Fiber via @remotion/three - `rules/data-visualization.md` — Animated charts, dashboards, and number counters - `rules/visual-effects.md` — Light leaks, Lottie, film grain, vignettes, Ken Burns - `rules/ci-rendering.md` — GitHub Actions workflows for automated video rendering - `rules/replicate-models.md` — Replicate MCP model catalog, usage, and decision guide - `rules/image-generation.md` — AI image prompt engineering, provider selection, Remotion integration - `rules/video-generation.md` — AI video clip generation, I2V pipeline, sequencing in Remotion - `rules/sound-effects.md` — SFX generation, prompt engineering, timing to visual events - `rules/elevenlabs-advanced.md` — Voice cloning, custom TTS parameters, multi-voice scripts - `rules/asset-management.md` — File organization, naming conventions, staticFile() reference ## Key Principles 1. **Audio drives timing** — Generate voiceover first, get its duration, then set composition length to match. 2. **Assets go in `public/`** — All generated media files (audio, video, images) must be saved to the project's `public/` directory so Remotion can access them via `staticFile()`. 3. **Use Remotion's audio components** — Always use `<Audio>` component with `staticFile()` for audio. Never use HTML `<audio>` tags. 4. **Frame-based timing** — Remotion uses frames, not seconds. Convert with `fps * seconds`. At 30fps, 1 second = 30 frames. 5. **Progressive composition** — Build the video in layers: visuals first, then voiceover, then music, then SFX. 6. **Preview frequently** — Use `npm run dev` to preview after each major change. The Remotion player updates live.
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